The phrase "available for passage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something, such as a route or a vessel, is open and ready for people or goods to move through.
Example: "The river is now available for passage after the recent flooding has receded."
Alternatives: "open for transit" or "accessible for travel".
Few official surface observations are available for the passage of the hurricane.
It also uses three independent methods to measure the space below the STSL which is available for the passage of the SN.
In this case exon microarray data were available for three separate passages for four individuals as well as single passages for a further 10 individuals.
Two alternative inclusion-exclusion series are available for the first-passage probability density of failure in random vibration.
For instance, car ownership status has not been available since passage of a federal law in the 1990's, and even if it were, not all Cadillac owners are Republican.
But the heat and a strong headwind inhibited the formation of any really threatening breakaway move, with riders content to attack for the sprint points available at every passage over the finish line.
There's some evidence that self-control is a limited resource: the more you use up, the less you have available for future challenges until the passage of time and rest restore your self-control capacities.
Still, for Mr. Obama, it may be the only route available to win passage of the sort of ambitious overhaul that he has pressed as his top domestic priority.
Five technical replicates for each of the three biological replicates (separate cell passages) were available for two of the cell lines (NA12750 and NA12751).
Pardons in the immigration system, otherwise referred to as 212(c) waivers (pursuant to Section 212(c) of the Immigration and Nationality Act) were available for most crimes prior to the passage of the Antiterrorism and Effective Death Penalty Act of 1996 (AEDPA).
Officials said Mr. Bush also intended to push again for passage of a bill that would encourage companies to make independent investment advice available to employees.
